Drop any product page, landing page, or blog post link. The AI reads the page, pulls images and copy, writes a script, and renders a platform-ready video — TikTok, Reels, Shorts, feed, or pre-roll — in under two minutes. No uploads, no briefs, no editing timeline.
The AI reads the page structure, extracts product images, headlines, descriptions, and pricing, then builds a script from what it finds. No manual upload, no copy-paste.
Pulls hero image, variant gallery, product title, description, and price. Works with custom themes, Liquid templates, and headless Shopify storefronts.
Extracts the main image carousel, bullet points, title, and A+ content. Handles parent-child ASINs and regional domains (.com, .co.uk, .de, .co.jp).
Reads the listing gallery, item description, materials section, and shop info. Respects Etsy’s silent-video convention for listing clips by default.
Supports WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Squarespace Commerce, Webflow, and custom-built product pages. Falls back to Open Graph and meta tags when structured data is missing.
Reads hero headlines, subheadlines, feature blocks, testimonial quotes, and CTA copy. Useful for SaaS, app, and service pages that don’t have a traditional product gallery.
Extracts the headline, featured image, body text, and pull quotes. Turns long-form content into short-form video summaries — useful for content repurposing at scale.
Most users get their first video in under two minutes. No editing timeline, no manual uploads — just paste and render.
Drop any product, landing, or content URL into the composer. The AI identifies the page type (e-commerce listing, SaaS landing page, blog article) and selects the right extraction strategy automatically.
The system reads the page, pulls the hero image, product gallery, headlines, descriptions, pricing, and any structured data (JSON-LD, Open Graph, schema.org). You see what it found before anything renders.
The AI drafts a short-form video script using the extracted copy — product name, key benefits, price point, CTA. You can edit the script or add direction ("focus on the before/after", "cinematic reveal") before rendering.
Pick a model, platform, and aspect ratio. The renderer produces the video at native specs — 9:16 for TikTok/Reels/Shorts, 1:1 for feed, 16:9 for pre-roll. Download, post, done.
The same extracted content renders into every format your distribution needs. Switch aspect ratio and duration in one click — no re-extraction required.
Vertical 9:16, 15 seconds. Opens with a scroll-stopping first frame from the product gallery, then moves through benefits in rapid cuts. Captions baked in.
Vertical 9:16, 30 seconds. Slower pacing, product-in-context shots, and a clear CTA at the end. Optimized for Reels’ completion-rate algorithm.
Vertical 9:16, up to 60 seconds. Allows a fuller narrative arc — problem, product, proof, CTA. Captions and chapter markers included.
Square 1:1, 15 seconds. Designed for in-feed placement on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Clean framing, bold text overlays, silent-friendly.
Landscape 16:9, 15 seconds. Skippable-ad format — the hook lands in the first 5 seconds. Product image fills the frame, headline overlays, hard CTA.
Portrait 2:3, 15 seconds. Pinterest’s preferred ratio. Lifestyle context, muted color palette, and a "save this" CTA frame at the end.
Whether you’re promoting your own product, reviewing someone else’s, or repurposing content across channels, the workflow is the same: paste, review, render.
Paste your affiliate link, get a 15-second product highlight video in 90 seconds. No need to buy the product, unbox it, or set up a camera. Generate 20 product videos in an afternoon and test which ones drive clicks. Disclosure: always label affiliate content per FTC and platform rules.
Most stores only shoot video for their top 5 SKUs. URL to Video lets you generate a listing clip for every product page in your catalog — paste the URL, pick TikTok or Amazon format, render. Cost per video drops from $300+ to under $1.
Turn a blog post, newsletter, or press release into a TikTok or Reel without opening an editor. Paste the URL, let the AI pull the hook and key points, render at 9:16. Useful for news roundups, product drops, and "link in bio" content.
Show clients video concepts pulled directly from their live product pages — not from a mood board. Paste five URLs, render five platform-native videos, present them in the same meeting. Closes deals faster because the client sees their own product in motion.
Each model handles extracted-content video differently. Seedance for product realism, Kling for speed, MiniMax for multilingual — switch inside one workspace.
Direct, tested advice for turning web pages into videos that actually convert — not just videos that look passable in a preview.
If the product page has blurry 400px images, no description, and a generic title, the video will reflect that. URL to Video extracts what exists — it doesn’t invent what’s missing. Before pasting, check that the page has at least one high-res image (1000px+), a real product title, and 2-3 sentences of description.
E-commerce product pages have structured data (images, price, title, description) that the AI can map directly to video frames. Blog posts have long-form text that needs summarization, which introduces more room for error. If your source is an article, edit the auto-generated script before rendering.
The extraction preview shows you exactly what the AI pulled from the page — images, headline, description, price. If it grabbed the wrong image (common on pages with lots of banners) or missed the product name, fix it in the preview step. Don’t burn a render on bad extraction.
Paste one URL at a time. If you paste three URLs, the AI tries to merge three products into one script, which produces incoherent results. For comparison videos ("Product A vs. Product B"), paste one URL, render, then paste the second URL and render — stitch the two in your editor.
URL to Video pulls images from the source page. If you’re generating a video from someone else’s product page (e.g. affiliate marketing), you’re using their product photography. Most affiliate programs allow this in promotional content, but check the specific program’s terms. For editorial use (news, reviews), fair-use principles apply — but this is legal advice territory, not product advice.
The same URL can produce a 15-second TikTok hook, a 30-second Reel, and a 1:1 feed post. Render all three at once and test which format your audience engages with. The extraction only happens once — subsequent renders from the same URL reuse the cached content, so they’re faster and cheaper.
Paste a product URL. Pick a platform. Get a publish-ready video in under two minutes. No uploads, no briefs, no editing timeline.
No credit card required · Free credits on signup · Commercial license included